Canadian Open Tennis Scores: New Champions Crowned After Historic Toronto And Montreal Finals
The 2026 National Bank Open has officially concluded, leaving tennis fans with a week of dramatic upsets, grueling three-set thrillers, and massive shifts in the world rankings. As the premier hard-court tune-up ahead of the final Grand Slam of the year, this year's Canadian Open delivered high-stakes drama across both venues, with the men competing at Sobeys Stadium in Toronto and the women taking center stage at IGA Stadium in Montreal.
Below is the definitive scoreboard from the final rounds of the 2026 Canadian Open:
| Event | Round | Winner | Opponent | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Men's Singles (Toronto) | Final | Carlos Alcaraz | Jannik Sinner | 6-4, 3-6, 7-5 |
| Women's Singles (Montreal) | Final | Iga Swiatek | Aryna Sabalenka | 7-6(5), 6-4 |
| Men's Doubles | Final | R. Ram / J. Salisbury | M. Arevalo / J. Pavic | 6-3, 7-6(4) |
| Women's Doubles | Final | G. Dabrowski / E. Routliffe | K. Siniakova / T. Townsend | 4-6, 6-3, [10-8] |
Championship Drama and Shock Upsets in Montreal and Toronto
The 2026 tournament will be remembered for the sheer physical intensity of the baseline duels. In Toronto, the highly anticipated men's final between Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner lived up to its billing as the sport's premier modern rivalry. Alcaraz secured his victory by breaking Sinner late in the third set, showcasing incredible defensive coverage and clutch shot-making under pressure.
Meanwhile, in Montreal, Iga Swiatek neutralised the raw power of Aryna Sabalenka to capture another hard-court title. Sabalenka pushed the world number one to the limit in a grueling 72-minute first set, but Swiatek's trademark consistency forced critical errors in the second.
Earlier in the week, the tournament saw its fair share of bracket-busting shockwaves:
- Defending men's champions faced early exits, with top-seeded contenders falling in the round of 16 due to windy conditions in Toronto.
- Canadian favorite Leylah Fernandez made a thrilling run to the quarterfinals in Montreal, fueled by a passionate home crowd before bowing out in a close three-setter.
How to Access Full Match Replays and Live Analytics
For fans looking to dive deeper than just the final scores, the tournament's digital platforms offer comprehensive post-match coverage. Complete point-by-point breakdowns, player heat maps, and serve speed analytics are available on the official National Bank Open app.
In-depth video highlights and full-match replays are accessible via authorized regional broadcast partners:
- Canada: Sportsnet (English) and TVA Sports (French) provide on-demand streaming of all main court matches.
- United States: The Tennis Channel offers comprehensive rerun schedules and round-the-clock analysis.
- United Kingdom: Sky Sports Tennis continues to host complete tournament archives for subscribers.
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The Road to Flushing Meadows: US Open Implications
With the Canadian Open wrapped up, the focus immediately shifts to the final leg of the North American hard-court swing. The results in Toronto and Montreal have massive implications for the upcoming 2026 US Open seedings, which are set to be locked in next week.
Carlos Alcaraz’s triumph narrows the gap at the top of the ATP rankings, setting up a dead heat for the top seed in New York. On the WTA side, Iga Swiatek has solidified her status as the tournament favorite, while Aryna Sabalenka remains a dangerous threat on the faster Flushing Meadows surfaces. Players will now travel to Cincinnati for the final Masters 1000 event of the summer before arriving in New York.
